Justin Burkett

It seems that something is off with the window height calculation. This is simply done as frame height minus the height of the minibuffer. My guess would be that frame-height...

This is going to be tricky for me to figure out, because I can't reproduce it. `which-key-side-window-max-height` only affects the height of the window when its on the bottom, so...

That looks fine to me. I'm still not sure what is going on. I added some more debugging output in c87b0ce. If you set `which-key--debug-buffer-name` to some string, you should...

Can you give an example config for this? It's not immediately clear to me why this is necessary.

>Actually, >(define-key as-jump-map "r" '("Ruby" . as-jump-ruby-map)) is broken; it results in apply: Wrong type argument: commandp, as-jump-ruby-map. In contrast this works: Your syntax is wrong. You need ```elisp (define-key...

By the way, there is another approach that will make your binding work. You can use `define-prefix-command` as follows ```elisp (define-prefix-command 'test) (define-key some-map "t" '("Test" . test)) ``` The...

@minikN First, you're describing another issue. This issue is about naming prefix maps. Second, I just tried the steps you described and they work fine for me (I see "Switch...

@minikN I'd say make sure which-key is up to date first. Try again, and if it doesn't work then post a config that reproduces the problem from a minimal setup...

Do you have `which-key-compute-remaps` set to `t`?

Is this both through the gui or is one the terminal?